The decreasing of safeguards in UK anti-terror law is a worrying trend that should be halted

The recent assertion that current anti-terror laws are inadequate in providing the State an avenue for the prosecution of those who travel to Syria and Iraq to fight with the terror group ISIS is simply incorrect. This call has merely served to create a panicked parliamentary and media response. Simon Hale-Ross argues for an end to the movement towards greater permissiveness in our anti-terror law.